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Also in theory Swiss financial regulators and the Swiss National Bank keep an eye on those systemically important banks and can intervene before disaster strikes.

As the largest, systemically important local bank, Bank of Valletta takes its regulatory obligations very seriously.

Harvard may have the luxury of turning down a donor to do the right thing; the dilemma is far greater for my ; bottom line: as long as public universities remain systemically underfunded, there is little protection for and freedom of speech.

However, CRT ‘courses centred around the false belief that America is systemically structurally, or institutionally racist should not’.

It has been a routine activity for the Reserve Bank of India to identify certain banks as domestic systemically important banks (D-SIBs).

Kostin also credited the central bank with abolishing some capital charges for systemically important banks.

Our strategy here has been to allocate to larger systemically important institutions that operate under a stricter regulatory regime.

President Biden was always in the corner of the prosecutors and while not singling out defendant Chauvin for misconduct, commented publicly that police departments were “systemically racist,” and that the nation’s problem was caused by white supremacists.

Spinning the machine to produce more money, to "mitigate" the associated budget overrun, is a well-known consequence that systemically devalues the purchasing power of the population, in the sequence.

The group purports to seek revenge for what they term “trans genocide,” a conspiracy theory that claims that transgender people are systemically targeted with violence.

The issues he experienced as a kid made family life tough, while Benjamin soon experienced racism from neighbours in Birmingham and from a systemically corrupt 1970s police force.

Donald used his academic qualifications in later life as an economic advisor to the systemically corrupt Jamaican government.

Israel’s systemically slippery approach to Customary International Humanitarian Law is illustrated in the “Anatomy of a Genocide” by Francesca Albanese.

Israel systemically decapitated the leadership of Hezbollah in the most extraordinary covert mission of our lifetime.

Supporting organizations like Fight the Blight is an excellent first step in systemically responding to hoarding, said Christiana Bratiotis, who studies community-based interventions.

A downgrade of Angola’s sovereign rating would not necessarily trigger a downgrade of the operating environment for banks as domestic systemically important banks would still likely continue to do business and report profits.

BLM and Antifa claim that they’re “fighting to stop systemic racism” in America, when in reality, they’re counting on the fact that America is not a “systemically racist” country so they can get away with murder.

But it cannot effectively insure against uncertainty, and it can systemically underestimate risk, at great cost to innocent bystanders (e.g., the millions who lost their jobs when Wall Street tanked the economy in 2008).

By contrast, Joe Biden believes America is, in his words, systemically racist.

Especially in this case where people have been mentally conditioned not to question or think; people have systemically been lied to, and been told to unquestionably embrace falsehoods as truths.